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Looking for Arthur Leslie Warrington born ?1926 Sussex England

kelliewarrington1 — 2009-11-04 04:21:20Z

Hi,
If anyone has any information on Arthur Leslie Warrington born around 1926 in Sussex England it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, Kellie

Re: Objet : Warringtons of Hayfield, Derbyshire

slider661 — 2009-09-05 22:01:15Z

hi ive been doing my family tree of the warringtons of hayfield,ive gone as far as james my 4x grandfather married to ann having george born 27/10/1816.he married maria having 5 children 1 levi my 2x grand father.he married charlotte having 6 children.1 my great grandfather william who married elizebeth having 6 children.1 my grandfather william jnr who married ada ,having 3 children one of my father him having 4 children one of me and then me phillip having 3 children.dont know if this is the same family i suspect were related to the israel side some where but not found a link yet if any one has please contact thanks phillip warrington still living in the local area glossop.

Antoine Warrington

Danawardlow25 — 2009-08-05 17:23:47Z

Looking for any family member who may be related to Antoine Warrington he was half Menominee Indian from keshna Wisconsin. From what I understand he left the reservation but we have no more information on him. Looking for relatives who may know.
Thank You,
Dana

Re: Warrington's in the Maritimes

kentandcolleen — 2009-08-05 11:47:01Z

Hi there my great grandfather was John Stanford Warrington

Re: Manitoba Relatives

kentandcolleen — 2009-08-05 01:18:36Z

Hi there im Kent Warrington greatgrandson of John Stanford Warrington.If anybody has any information for me please let me know.

John Warrington married Rachel Pate, Colonial Virginia

a12j02 — 2009-06-17 17:56:48Z

Rachel was the daughter of Matthew Pate and Anne Read (married c. 1710) and the granddaughter of Col. Thomas Pate. Anne Read was the granddaughter of Col. George Read, who was a greatgreat-grandfather of George Washington.

Her first marriage was to Robert Robinson, and John Warrington was her second husband.

Col. Thomas Pate was born in England c. 1650, emigrated to Colonial Virginia in 1672, and inherited a 2100-acre tobacco plantation in Gloucester County. About 1690, he started ferry operations across the York River to what became the port city of Yorktown, primarily for export of tobacco to England. By 1694, he also owned an ordinary (inn) at the port of Yorktown, where he died in 1703.

He held a number of civil and military positions in Gloucester County, representing the county in the House of Burgesses in 1684. He was a church warden and vestryman of the Petsworth Parish Church in Gloucester for at least seven years. Nathaniel Bacon, leader of Bacon's Rebellion, died in Col. Pate's home in 1676.

He married Elizabeth (surname unknown) c. 1675. They apparently had six children, who were all baptized at Abingdon Parish Church. Their children, as recorded in the church's registry, were:
John -- born 1677, died 1706 (His daughter Sarah married Col. Wilson Cary c. 1728.)
[likely daughter] -- 1679/80 (name illegible)
Elizabeth -- born 1680
Mary -- born 1684
Matthew -- born 1686 (see list of children below)
William -- born 1689

Matthew Pate married Anne Read c. 1710, granddaughter of Col. George Read, who was a greatgreat-grandfather of George Washington. Here are their children:
Jacob -- married Zilla Broach. Died 1752, Surry County, Virginia. [They were not the parents of Rev. William Pate d. 1837 in Georgia.]
Sarah -- married William Anderson 1736-7
Jeremiah -- married (?) Bender
Matthew married (?) Buck
Rebecca -- married George Newell
Rachel -- married 1. Robert Robinson, 2. John Warrington
Thomas -- born 1728, died 1814, married Hannah Philips Williams (a widow)

Caution: There may be more misinformation about this family on the Internet, particularly Jacob and Zilla, than any other American Pate family. This is primarily due to the booklet published by John Ben Pate c. 1915. This work should be disregarded concerning this family and its ancestry. For a more reliable source about the descendants of Matthew Pate and Anne Read, consult the William & Mary Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol XII, 1904, pgs. 119-120 and 196-198, which is available on the Internet.

This Thomas Pate family remains an unsolved mystery regarding its present-day descendants, despite the efforts of the greatest Pate genealogists in its history, such as the late Jinks Pate-Lee, Joel Pate, and Dr. Jim Peacock. Traditional genealogy using both family and public records is now providing very little information. It appears that our best hope to link present-day Pate families to this early American family is through genetic genealogy, or DNA analysis.

Fortunately, we have a ready resource for genetic genealogy through our Pate DNA Project. Though founded only three years ago, we have 110 members, and we are certain that a descendant of this family can be linked to one of the family lines in our Project.

If you know, or if you are personally, a documented male Pate descendant of this family, please contact me at your earliest convenience. Grants for DNA tests are available through the generosity of our Project's members for any man who may need assistance in purchasing the test or who would otherwise have no interest in joining. Inquiries to me will be held in strictest confidence by the administrators of the Project.

For all descendants of Col. Thomas Pate, the Pate DNA Project, through its Pate Genealogical Convocation, has placed an impressive memorial marker for him in the beautiful and historic cemetery of Grace Episcopal Church (the original York Parish Church) in Yorktown. This marker was placed in September 2008 in one of the most desirable places in the cemetery, close to the church and next to the gravestone for George Read, gg-gf of George Washington.

I have also prepared a timeline for the life of Col. Thomas Pate, which I believe is the most complete and comprehensive study of his history and accomplishments ever compiled. Since it is lengthy (three pages) and the format would not present well on this website, I will send a copy of it by email attachment (PDF), to anyone who sends me an email requesting it.

For any descendant, this is a great opportunity to make a significant and unique contribution to Pate genealogy, helping solve one of its oldest and most difficult mysteries.

All comments, corrections, and questions are welcome, either on this website or by private email.

You are invited to view our Project's website at this link: www.familytreedna.com/public/pate-dna-project . You may find the list of most distant ancestors informative on our chart of "Y-DNA Results".

A. J. Pate
Group Administrator
Pate DNA Project

Re: Ruby Inez

ritaylorga_1 — 2009-04-29 05:18:21Z

Well we lost contact once again and the years are gaining on us. I still think of you all the time. You were always there for me...miss you. I am in central GA now. Please get in touch ritaylorga@yahoo.com

Warrington Frank

billieh181269 — 2009-04-13 12:07:01Z

Any information on Frank Warrington born Leeds, UK 1934, parents Arthur and Phyliss.

Re: Warrington

laudez1 — 2009-03-01 18:05:12Z

Do you know who William Y. Warrington's parents were, when/where he was born, when/where he died, and when/where he married Harriet Wicks? Also, do you know the maiden name of Chauncey Warrington's wife Carrie, and where/when she and Chauncey died? I've been working to prove that Harriet Wicks was Chauncey's mother. Apparently William Warrington died before 1866? (Harriet's first child with 2nd husband Ezra F. Stephenson was born about December of 1866).

Thank you

Benjamin's Will 3 Apr 1771 Accomack, VA

MollyES — 2008-12-27 23:58:29Z

Anyone a descendant of Benjamin. Sons Benjamin, George James or Daughter Mary, Sarah or Lishe(who married Edmund Turlingtone?) I wanted to know of Benjamin's son Benjamin was the same one whose Will appears in Sussex Co., DE listing wife Rachel and sisters Mary Colony and Sarah Wise? My line is possibly Mary Colony. BUT need a better understand of the ages of Benjamin, Mary and Sarah.
Mary in Alabama

WARRINGTON Stuart J 1926 1976

t42Dresden_NavarroCoTX — 2008-11-23 12:41:26Z

WARRINGTON Stuart J 1926 1976

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WARRINGTON Claudia R 1919 2004

t42Dresden_NavarroCoTX — 2008-11-23 12:41:08Z

WARRINGTON Claudia R 1919 2004

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WARRINGTON L A Buddie 1913 1987

t42Dresden_NavarroCoTX — 2008-11-23 12:40:53Z

WARRINGTON L A Buddie 1913 1987

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WARRINGTON Jewel C 1919 1985

t42Dresden_NavarroCoTX — 2008-11-23 12:40:39Z

WARRINGTON Jewel C 1919 1985

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WARRINGTON Bertha J 1890 1982

t42Dresden_NavarroCoTX — 2008-11-23 12:40:22Z

WARRINGTON Bertha J 1890 1982

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WARRINGTON Sam J 1886 1944

t42Dresden_NavarroCoTX — 2008-11-23 12:40:09Z

WARRINGTON Sam J 1886 1944

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WARRINGTON Mavis Lorene 1911 1924

t42Dresden_NavarroCoTX — 2008-11-23 12:39:56Z

WARRINGTON Mavis Lorene 1911 1924

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WARRINGTON Leone 1915 1915 dau of S J and B Warrington

t42Dresden_NavarroCoTX — 2008-11-23 12:39:44Z

WARRINGTON Leone 1915 1915 dau of S J and B Warrington

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WARRINGTON, LEWIS; Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient - Indian Wars

jasche — 2006-11-18 16:22:35Z

Source: http://www.army.mil/cmh-pg/moh1.htm

Note: This is not my ancestry. I have NO additional information. I am just passing along information that may be useful.

WARRINGTON, LEWIS

Rank and organization: First Lieutenant, 4th U.S. Cavalry. Place and date: At Muchague Valley, Tex., 8 December 1874. Entered service at Washington, D.C. Birth: Washington, D.C. Date of issue: 12 Aprii 1875. Citation: Gallantry in a combat with 5 Indians.

Re: WARRINGTON, LEWIS; Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient - Indian Wars

jasche — 2007-01-13 17:55:41Z

BURIAL INFORMATION

Location: San Antonio, Texas
Cemetery: San Antonio National Cemetery

Born: Unknown Washington DC

Died: 1879

Source, additional information and cemetery monument photo:

http://www.homeofheroes.com/gravesites/states/pages_pz/warri...

Note: This is not my ancestry. I have NO additional information. I am just passing along information that may be useful.

* Feel free to pass this on to other appropriate resources.

Warrington/Mayer Families of New Jersey

RichardAStahl — 2006-09-09 09:35:38Z

Searching for relatives of James/Julia Warrington of Elizabeth NJ and John/Mary(Marie) Mayer of Elizabeth NJ. Warrington Children:Thomas, Jeremiah, Mary (married John Mayer), James Jr, Katie, Ella, Lizzie (Elizabeth Jones-Son Edward 1923), Maggie, John, Rose and William.
Mayer's Children were William, John, Mary, Lottie, Louisa and Louis. Both families lived in or around Elizabeth New Jersey.

Re: Warrington (Dela.)

cchubb_1 — 2007-02-27 03:22:24Z

That would be difficult as Rev. Thomas Warrington died in 1770. Rachel Warrington gave birth to Lewis Warrington (if War of 1812 fame) in 1782, making her a maximum of 12 years old when giving birth. They all lived in Williamsburg, VA. I think that you have a name coincidence.

Re: THERE ALOT MORE WARRINGTONS!?!?!?

mhoare180 — 2006-12-24 01:24:10Z

Hello.

My Grandmothers name was Mary Louise Warrington and she was Maltese. The story that I have been told is that her Grandfather and his brother were sailors in the 1800s and originated in the UK, he settled in Malta and married a maltese woman. The family remain in Sliema, by Gran married an English man and moved to England and her sister Mary Dolores also moved to the UK. As far as I know there mother was called Mary Theresa.

I'm only just staring to take a look at my family history, but I was wondering if this was a story you were familar with?

Re: Warringtons of Hayfield, Derbyshire

Oreenz — 2008-01-18 08:43:46Z

Hi Mark. This is our family line. James and Hannah
( Tommins) WARRINGTON had 3 children Israel, Ann, and Robert. Robert WARRINGTON is our line here in NZ where most of that family of Roberts'came to.Robert married Hannah Hudson and they lived Hayfield. Robert is my husbands 3xgt grandfather.
regards Githa Warrington

Re: Pearson>Alton>Beulah Ann Warrington

annemccarroll — 2007-02-25 01:13:56Z

Hi, I saw your post and hoped you might be able to help me. do you know if Pearson Warrington had a sister named Beulah? My gg.grandmother was Beulah Warrington,b. New Jersey, 1799, daughter of Enoch Warrington who was married to Rachel _. Beulah was born in New Jersey and married (around 1818) a Jacob R. Watson, of New Lisbon, columbiana Co. Ohio. Beulah's children's names were Rebecca, Jacob, George W., David, John, Samuel, Mary Jane, and Sarah and Joseph Warrington Watson, my g.grandfather. I know that Beulah was a quaker. Any help that you might be able to give me would be very much appreciated. I know that Pearson Warrington was the son of Enoch Warrington and Rachel Pearson and feel it is very likely that he was my Beulah's brother, but sadly I have been unable to trace her mother's maiden name.

Objet : Warringtons of Hayfield, Derbyshire

allyfletcha — 2008-06-01 08:47:08Z

I know a little about the Warringtons of Hayfield if I can help. My Great, great, great, great grandfather was John Warrington born 1781, who was the brother of James Warrington who married Hannah Tommins. They also had a sister Sarah Warrington. Please contact me for more info.

Ali

Re: Edward Warrington

sjwarrington1 — 2007-09-21 03:02:46Z

I am new here, but I live in MN, and my husbands name is warrington, in fact our son's name is Charles Edward after my hub's grampa! let me know if I can help.

Obit - Jessie Warrington, California 1958

Gen1899 — 2007-04-14 17:46:08Z

Los Angeles Times, July 23, 1958:

Miss Jessie Warrington Last Rites Set

Funeral services for Miss Jessie Warrington, 74, former newspaper correspondent who died Monday in Pleasant View Sanitarium, Monrovia, will be conducted tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. in the Wee Kirk o’ the Heather, Forest Lawn Memorial Park.

A native of West Branch, Ia., Miss Warrington began her newspaper career in Webster City, Ia., and later worked for United Press and Associated Press in Twin Falls and Boise, Ida. Miss Warrington came to Pacific Palisades in 1923, was employed on the Palisadian and later was church editor for the Santa Monica Outlook. She was also a correspondent for The Times. For 19 years, until 1955, she worked for the Hollywood Assistance League.

Miss Warrington leaves a brother, Chester H. Warrington of Mentone.

Obit - Fanny Lebus Warrington, California 1893

Gen1899 — 2007-04-14 17:36:52Z

Los Angeles Times, March 4, 1893:

DIED.

WARRINGTON - March 2, at Hueneme, Cal., Mrs. Fanny Lebus Warrington, wife of Rev. F. M. Warrington.

The funeral will take place from First Methodist Church of Los Angeles, at 2 p.m., Saturday, March 4. Friends are invited.

Obit - Fred Warrington, California 1941

Gen1899 — 2007-04-14 17:15:15Z

Los Angeles Times, November 25, 1941:

WARRINGTON. Fred Warrington, beloved husband of Ione Warrington; loved father of Betty, Joe, Mary and Bob Warrington.

Services Wednesday, 2 p.m., at the chapel of B. E. Dayton, Inc., 417 North Maple Drive, Beverly Hills.

Obit - Charles Warrington, California 1926

Gen1899 — 2007-04-14 16:26:51Z

Los Angeles Times, August 18, 1926:

Photographer of Fairbanks Dies After Operation

Charles Warrington, photographer with Douglas Fairbanks since the actor entered motion pictures in 1915, died at the Osteopathic Hospital at 8:30 a.m., yesterday, following an operation for appendicitis last Friday.

The photographer, who was 49 years of age, is said to have been the first newspaper photographer to enter the motion-picture “still” work, which is the photographing of scenes for purposes of reproduction in newspapers and magazines. He was with Fairbanks when the actor made his first picture, “The Lamb,” directed by D. W. Griffith. Previous to that Warrington had been at Fine Arts.

Mr. Warrington leaves a widow and two children.

Douglas Fairbanks has been notified by cable of his friend and veteran employee’s death.

Obit - John S. Warrington, California 1949

Gen1899 — 2007-04-14 16:12:35Z

Los Angeles Times, March 15, 1949:

OBITUARY

John S. Warrington

Funeral services for John Sidney Warrington, 76, retired retail grocery operator, will be conducted tomorrow at 11 a.m. in Pierce Bros. Chapel, 720 W Washington Blvd. A native of England, he had lived here since 1891. He died Friday at his home, 4505 8th Ave., leaving two sisters, Mrs. Harry A. Atwell and Mrs. Gertrude Rundell. Interment will follow in Inglewood Park Cemetery.

Re: Australian Elizabeth Warrington

chrisybelz — 2008-06-04 08:16:04Z

I am connected to Elizabeth through william tucker

Re: Warringtons in Desha County Arkansas

timwarrington_1 — 2008-05-27 16:58:18Z

My name is Timothy Patrick Warrington, my father was Daniel J. Warrington. My father was born in Oceaola, Ark but moved to Blthyville, Ark where he played football for the Chickasaws which were coached by Joe Dildy. My grandmothers maiden name was Huckaby. Any information that can be provided around relatives would be apreciated.

Tim Warrington

Re: Warringtons in Essex, England

HippyLois — 2006-11-04 13:27:07Z

Hello Ron,
I am trying to research the family tree of Joyce Warrington. I did a bit of a double take at your message, as her great grandfather was Robert William Warrington, wife Ellen Mary, (think her maiden name was Mansfield), and their children were, William Joseph, (Joyce's grandfather), Alfred A, George Edward, Thomas, Ellen, Hettie and Alice. (names from census details I have found so far). Haven't located Lionel so far.

Have you found any further information about the family?
Hope to hear from you soon

Lois C

Re: Warringtons in Essex, England

HippyLois — 2006-11-04 13:27:07Z

Hi Ron,
Many thanks indeed for the information you have given me.
Joyce is the daughter of Maurice Warrington, who in turn was the son of William Joseph Warrington.
From what I have gathered so far today, (only been doing the research for a day!) William Joseph Warrington married Ada Eliza Quartly in 1898, and their children were, Kathleen; Helen; Maurice; Nancy. Ada died and William Joseph remarried to Ellen Fanny Smith, and they had a daughter called Megan.

I have living with me, Joyce's son, Nic. We are both very excited at finding you so soon after I had begun my search.

It is probably better to continue with information about this via email. I can be contacted at - Myoutbackhippies at aol dot com. If that's OK??

Look forward to hearing from you

Lois

ROBERT WILLIAM and THOMAS WARRINGTON UK

HippyLois — 2006-11-04 13:27:07Z

Does anyone have any information about a THOMAS WARRINGTON, who married a REBEKAH/REBECCA HIGGINS ? I have no information about the approx year of birth of Thomas, however, Rebekah was born c1808.

I can find no record of their marriage. Or their births.

Thomas was a Bailiff, alive in 1853 when their son Robert William was born, but he had died by 1871.

Rebecca died in 1901 aged 93.

I believe they lived in the Islington/Holloway area of Middlesex.

Any help would be appreciated.

Lois

Re: Warrington's in the Maritimes

sylviaw186 — 2008-01-13 03:33:17Z

I have a sister living in Halifax--Janice Warrington Scott. She is a descendant of John Stanford Warrington who came to Canada in 1895 and settled in Manitoba.His father was William H (not sure what the H stands for), married to Sarah. Janice's and my father is Albert Edward Stancliff. I do not have a family tree and am looking for one.Having just gone on the internet to check things out, I see that there are many many people with this last name!!!

Warrington Black sheep of family

montanaskies052003 — 2008-11-20 02:34:48Z

Warrington's that came from England settle somewhere on East coast had son that went to upper wisconsin married a indian woman from the menominee tribe they had 4 sons, john Warrington Sr., George Warrington, Antoine Warrington, And Charles Warrington. From what I understand is that the Warringtons were a promient family of doctors and lawyers, and that Levi maybe John warrington left and they disowned him the warrington side is very secretive. i would love to know more plus to top it off my great grandfather whom is Edwin Warrington had a child sometime in 1950 she lives somewhere on the east coast her name is Eileen Warrington and she use to right to my grandmother Amber Darlene Martin I'm trying to find her. If anyone has any info please write my email at montanaskies052003@yahoo.com
Thanks,
Dana

Re: Warringtons in Desha County Arkansas

SandraWallace64 — 2008-05-27 18:26:28Z

Sorry, Tim I cannot make a connection with the information
you provided. My GGGrandfather was Joshua Berton Warrington
b. 1780s in England, married to Mary Elizabeth Grimes b.
1780s in England. My GGrandfather was Joshua Berton
Warrington b. 1820 in Virginia, married Mary Frances Hilderbrand Nov. 14, 1855, He d. March 11/1908 in Yazoo Co.
Mississippi. My Grandfather was James Berton Warrington, b.
8/08/1867 in Yazoo Co., MS., Married Mary Susan Thurman
01/19/1897, d. 05/27/1935 in Yazoo Co., MS. My Grandfather
was one of seventeen children AR is not that far away.

Re: Warringtons in Desha County Arkansas

SandraWallace64 — 2008-02-28 20:05:36Z

Your Smith Gray Warrington ties in with my family. He was
the uncle of my father. Revie Mead Warrington son of
James Berton Warrington.
my email address is lwalisu3@bellsouth.net
Sandra Warrington Wallace

Re: Warrington's in Mississippi

SandraWallace64 — 2008-02-28 19:39:30Z

Deb-
I have a little information on your family as it ties in
to my family. Your father-in-law and my father were first
cousins. You May email me at lwalisu3@bellsouth.net

Sandra Wallace
Raymond, MS

Re: Warringtons in Desha County Arkansas

emeerbott — 2008-09-23 20:07:47Z

It seems as though the Desha County, Arkansas Warrington's migrated from Franklin County, Alabama. James P. Warrington and several of his children migrated to Desha County, Arkansas. James P. Warrington was born in Delaware according to the census records moved to Tennesse then to Franklin County, Alabama.

Warrington, Mary Ann; 1822 Ireland - 22 Sep 1890 Ont, CAN

bhende19 — 2007-08-13 20:24:36Z

Looking for information on

Mary Ann WARRINGTON b c 1822 Ireland d 22 Sep 1890 Milverton, Perth Co., Ontario, Canada

Maried

John BOYLE b c 1815 Ireland d 30 December 1893 Ontario Canada

Both are burried in Milverton, Perth Co., Ontario, Canada

They had the following known children -
Ann BOYLE b c 1850
John BOYLE b c 1851
Margaret b c 1852 m John HENDERSON
Samuel BOYLE b c 1854

Warrington's of Huntingdonshire and USA

siamese077 — 2007-05-30 19:24:14Z

I am looking for information on the Warrington family of John Warrington and Hannah Stocker on down through his grandson Samuel Warrington and Sam's kids who immigrated to the United States. I do have quite a bit of info but I was wondering if there were any family history books on this family? Also, can anyone go back farther then John Warrington and Hannah Stocker?

Re: Warringtons in Desha County Arkansas

KenWagers51 — 2008-08-26 16:41:55Z

Can anyone tie the Warrington's of Desha Co AR to the Mississippi Co AR Warrington's and or the Warrington's of Union Co, Tippah Co, and Pontotoc Co, Mississippi? Thanks,
KenWagers@Bellsouth.net

Re: Parris C. Warrington of Milford or Milton, DE

horseandbuggy — 2007-08-13 06:47:35Z

I think we are connect. Parris's mom married William (Willie) Hawke. Willie and May had a child together named Francis. Parris's sister was living in Marcus Creek, Delaware Co., Pa in a silk mill in 1930 and boarding there. Parris and his wife, Ella lived in Upper Chichester, Delaware, Pennsylvania along with his two brothers. His brother, Harry was single yet at that time and working. George was also living with him as well with his wife, Thelma and their baby daughter, Violet M. Warrington. George was a fireman at the oil refinary. Parris was working as a cutter and had a daughter, Bernice and a son James. If any of this helps please let me know as I would love to be in contact. My email is horsenadbuggy@juno.com
Thanks, Shawn Stutzman

Warringtons in Macclesfield, Cheshire

jennybussey — 2007-02-10 16:09:28Z

Looking for the family of Henry WARRINGTON, b. abt 1837 in Gawsworth, Cheshire and his wife Mary MELLOR, b. abt 1844 in Henbury, Cheshire. Living in Macclesfield 1881-1901, with children Rachel b. 1875, Alice b. 1877, Annie b. 1879 and Charles b. 1882. Particularly interested in Charles who is thought to have emigrated to Winnipeg, Canada, before WW1, then possibly moved to Pasadena, California.
Would love to hear from anyone with connections.

Warrington's in Ontario, Canada

ijlusty — 2006-10-11 08:54:24Z

I have in my possession a copy of a newspaper article and hand written on it, is the date of June 23, 1930.
This article is with regard to the death of two Warrington brothers, Stephen and James. They were killed in an auto crash near Ottawa. James, 21 at the time, was one of the best known parachute jumpers in Canada and was stationed with the parachute section of the department of national defence in Ottawa. Stephen, 24, at the time, was quartered at Base Borden.
Among the mourners, were their parents, James and Florence Warrington of 74 Dentonia Ave. Also there was Ethel and Arthur Warrington. The brothers were buried side by side at St. John's Norway Cemetery in Toronto. Full military honors were accorded the brothers.
Any additional information on this family would be greatly appreciated.
Ingrid

Re: Warrington/Mayer Families of New Jersey

dustinmwhite — 2007-08-18 17:10:39Z

My gr gr gr grandfather was James Franklin Warrington (I believe he was a Jr. or III) in New Jersey. His wife was Abigail Lippincott and my gr gr grandmother is Clara E Warrington. I am also looking for info on James' father.